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Morgan Hill restaurants join ‘Star Chefs’ benefit for mental health services

Two Morgan Hill restaurants will join forces with 15 other South Bay establishments for “Star Chefs and the Wines & Spirits They Love,” a fundraising event benefiting mental health services in Santa Clara County.
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Cooking for a good cause: “Star Chefs” fundraiser returns Sept. 21

“Star Chefs and the Wines and Spirits They Love” features gourmet small plates paired with wines, spirits (or brews) — all to benefit Momentum for Health.
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After hopeful decline, drug deaths are rising in these Bay Area

A steady drop in drug deaths that had given public health officials hope in fighting the overdose crisis now appears to be reversing course in parts of the Bay Area.
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La Selva Group Clinic offers free mental health services in the Bay

Within the Latino community, there are cultural, economic, linguistic, discrimination, and stress factors related to immigration situations that can generate or aggravate a mental health case.
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Tasty fundraiser held to support mental health programs

Saratoga resident and Momentum for Health Board Chair Kathryn Williams graciously opened her home and redwood-ringed yard to welcome guests for the eighth annual Star Chefs Fundraiser.
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Experts explain why it may be more difficult to find mental health professionals in Bay Area

Mental health professionals are reaching a breaking point. The exodus and lack of mental health professionals are alarming Bay Area experts.
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‘We’re exhausted’: Bay Area mental health shortage deepens as need explodes

Mental health care providers say the exodus is deepening a longstanding shortage of psychiatrists, social workers, drug counselors and other mental health and …
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Mental health awareness: Palo Alto offers free training for residents

Palo Alto is offering free mental health first aid training for residents. The program was made possible through a $2 million federal grant
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San Jose pushes to expand police alternative for mental health crises

Weeks before the San Jose City Council sat down to discuss this year’s budget, advocates and residents sounded the alarm about gaps in mental health services and asked officials to expand access to a non-police response program.
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Calling Out, Calling In, and Calling Upon One Another (Stanford Social Innovation Review)

About one in four nonprofit CEOs vacates their post annually and 72 percent report some degree of burnout at any given time. Leaders of color face additional challenges.
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